City council looks for a new location for area ice pad
Bayview parents might be hauling their hockey-playing broods to a new arena in the area in the near future.
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Bloor and Spadina assault disturbs neighbourhood
Two men have been arrested following an alleged sexual assault that took place Jan. 9.
Large development threatens Bayview strip
Leaside residents have expressed concern over the proposed grocery store development at the northwest corner of Bayview Avenue and Broadway Avenue.
Arena lands to be acquired for ice pad
The deal to purchase the lands necessary for a second rink at Leaside Memorial Gardens Arena will firm up in the coming months.
Old Pease Foundry building to be put on heritage list
The old Pease Foundry Company building (211 Laird Dr.) is to be put on the Ontario Heritage Act list.
Richmond Hill top suburban community
The town of Richmond Hill is tops according to a recently released report.
Court case remanded in Dunlap ‘tree trial’
Those eager to learn about the legal ramifications relating to trees being removed from the David Dunlap Observatory site will have to wait a little longer.
Still time to see masterful production
The play that I can definitely (and definitively) recommend very highly is Courageous on now at the essential Tarragon Theatre, written by one of Canada’s most Shaw-like, wise, thoughtful and astonishingly comical playwrights, Michael Healey.
Local legends celebrate 25 years with groundbreaking new album
Beloved canuck band Blue Rodeo turned back the clock on their latest release, and in so doing, are proving there is still plenty left in the musical tank for the Toronto-based quintet, who hit Massey Hall this month for three shows (Feb. 2 to 4, www. bluerodeo.com).
Townhouse proposal being appealed at OMB
A proposal that could render the official plan redundant and set a new precedent for Bayview Village and York Mills is being appealed at the Ontario Municipal Board.
Home prices jump in North York
Homeowners living in Willowdale and the Bridle Path are getting about $50,000 more for their homes this year compared to 2008.
Sales soar for controversial condo development
Sales for a controversial condo development project on the northwest corner of Yonge Street and Park Home Avenue have been strong, according to a development representative.